kybernetyk

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by kybernetyk 3y ago
Isn’t it the same?
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
>Joke aside, what can I do? nothing? I mean back when I was 9 I was sending level designs to Nintendo - which they replied to but said "thanks but no thanks". Then I decided to learn programming and got on with it. BASIC then P
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
yes, but they're not allowed to charge different prices depending on payment method. so they may factor those costs in - but everyone pays them. doesn't matter if they're paying cash or visa. so as a consumer I don't car
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
as an average joe on the consumer end I don't care about transaction costs. at least here in germany that's the vendor's problem.
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
I don't give a flying f about """AI""". It's the XML of this decade. Still haven't seen any actual use case for it (other than generating spam content for the web). At least with Bitcoin you coul
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
Aren't there apps that just show the embedded text inside a QR instead of just opening the URL in a browser?
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
If you use the "innocent til proven guilty" principle in your day to day interactions you're bound to get fucked by every 2nd person. Well, maybe not that bad but you will still get fucked because you don't have the same
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
>*Note: By adding this product to your cart you confirm that you are not Anish Kapoor, you are in no way affiliated to Anish Kapoor, you are not purchasing this item on behalf of Anish Kapoor or an associate of Anish Kapoor. To the best
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
>it works just fine for everything except video editing would be my guess
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
If governments cared about dead people they would regulate the fast food and processed food industry. McDonald’s kills more people than covid ever could.
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
I switched to plausible.io for my small business and couldn't be happier. Maybe take a look at them
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
It would be nice to know what `AAS` means.
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
I wonder if this is caused directly by the drug or if it's just a side effect of the large caloric deficit. Because you lose a lot of muscle mass if you're in a large caloric deficit without taking any drug.
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
I don’t ride. I dont even have a motorcycle license. Yet I watch every Ryan F9 video :)
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
Same here. I don't read news. I'm much happier. I believe in the old boomer saying: If something really important happens your neighbor is going to tell you about it.
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
can they please kill YouTube Shorts, too?
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
>Also they're not real Leica in case you care. I dont :)
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
You can always take the soviet rip-offs like the Zorki 4 [0]. Price is around $50 (at lest the last time I checked). I have one (it was my first cam gifted to me back in the 1980s by my father) and it still works very well. Though I nowaday
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
I think education should be treated like medicine: Do the conservative thing that has been proven to work. And if you've got some new brilliant idea on how to improve things run studies and trials before you unleash your "feelgood
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
Can’t access homedepot from Germany either. I guess it’s HD blocking pesky foreigners
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
>Think about that for a second. Don't need to. Once you realize that the biggest mass murderers in the 20th century were all governments you should know what to think of those organizations.
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
What? You mean Prince Harry jetting over to the world climate conference and telling us peasants to keep down the heating during winter ... or else ... is a hypocrite? No way!
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
It's funny to see how Elon went from a hero of the left (omg EVs! omg Mars!) to a hated villain just because he took away (he didn't really though) their favorite web chat application.
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by kybernetyk 3y ago
>Fewer than 1% of Twitter users are subscribed to Twitter Blue A 1% conversion rate is pretty much what I would expect from an online business.
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by kybernetyk 4y ago
Mine was worth like $9000 when I discovered an old Stellar Lumen crypto wallet with some coins on it I got during an airdrop back in the day. So hoarding paid off. But then again - I have the same problem as OP. I have terabytes of photos
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by kybernetyk 4y ago
There's battery kill switches you can install onto the battery pole to effectively disconnect everything from the battery. This should work for older cars. For newer ones you may experience hiccups like reverse camera not working for a
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by kybernetyk 4y ago
>It seems like mechanics really don't like digging into the electrical part of the car. If you've ever seen a car's complete wiring harness you'll know why. It's not only because there's three gazillions of
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by kybernetyk 4y ago
>Dawkins isn't going to convince anybody (or at least not very many...) that don't already agree. But those people wouldn't buy his book. So why not write for the people who would give him money? :)
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by kybernetyk 4y ago
I think this is mostly a consequence of using dynamic typed languages.
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by kybernetyk 4y ago
And what value would that be? Other than using ChatGPT to write silly love letters? (Or generate spam).

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